playboy

See also play-boy, and Playboy

English

Noun

playboy (plural playboys)

1. A man who does not work, but devotes himself to a life of pleasure, often sexual, without commitments or responsibilities.

   Bruce Wayne pretends to be a playboy so no one realizes he is actually the superhero Batman.

Synonyms

• hedonist

Antonyms

• playgirl

Translations

unemployed man who devotes himself to pleasure

Arabic: please add this translation if you can Chinese: Mandarin: 花花公子 (cmn) (huāhuāgōngzi) Czech: playboy (cs) m., svěťák (cs) m., flamendr (cs) m. Dutch: casanova (nl), don juan (nl) Finnish: playboy (fi) French: playboy (fr) m., play-boy (fr) m. German: Playboy (de) m. Hungarian: please add this translation if you can

Italian: playboy (it) m. Japanese: 遊び人 (ja) (あそびひと, asobihito), プレイボーイ (ja) (pureibōi) Norwegian: levemann (no) m. Portuguese: playboy (pt) m. Russian: ловелас (ru) (lovelás) m., повеса (ru) (povésa) m., плейбой (ru) (plɛjbój) m., гуляка (ru) (guljáka) m. Spanish: please add this translation if you can Swedish: playboy (sv) c. Turkish: playboy (tr), kazanova (tr)

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Finnish

Noun

playboy

1. playboy

Declension

Declension of playboy (type rosé) singular plural nominative playboy playboyt genitive playboyn playboyiden partitive playboyta playboyita accusative playboy playboyn playboyt inessive playboyssa playboyissa elative playboysta playboyista illative playboyhin playboyhyn playboyihin adessive playboylla playboyilla ablative playboylta playboyilta allative playboylle playboyille essive playboyna playboyina translative playboyksi playboyiksi instructive – playboyin abessive playboytta playboyitta comitative – playboyinein

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French

Noun

playboy m. (plural playboys)

1. Alternative spelling of play-boy.

Usage notes

This spelling was a product of the 1990 French spelling reforms.